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/PRNewswire/ -- First Bank is excited to announce the first winners of its Project Launch contest. Project Launch, part of the Power of Good, First Bank's...

Compiled by Gilcy Aquino | Apr 13, 2021 If you’ve been wondering what happens next for some beloved characters, wonder no longer! Sequels hitting shelves this month include a farmer visiting his friends at the circus, the return of a fallen socialite, the prequel adventures of an inquisitive, differently abled” young investigator, and much more. Picture Books and Graphic Novels Donuts and Danger by John Gallagher (Random House, Apr. 6 $12.99; ISBN 978-0-593-12108-5) Max and his best friend Mindy return in book two in the Max Meow series, but just as Max was getting used t...

Book suggestions from the Cheshire Public Library  Book suggestions from the Cheshire Public Library  Cheshire Town Hall. By Joy VanderLek, Special to the Record-Journal CHESHIRE — You can never have enough books. Conversely, there is never enough time to read.  Luckily, if you adore books, the holidays and long winter months are a perfect time to catch up, dive into the books you may not have had time for and those new releases you look forward to getting your hands on in 2021. The staff from the Cheshire Public Library was happy to help round up a list of their favor...

Stone Soup Newsletter: December 19, 2020 December 19, 2020 A note from Sarah Stone Soup. Just a note that if you are still looking for a gift for a young creative person, Stone Soup is a great option! Subscriptions and eBooks don’t require stressing about last-minute shipping and provide inspiration and joy for young readers. On the subject of gifts, I’m sure a lot of us are partial to giving (and receiving) books as gifts. I’d like to point you also to the treasure trove that is the Book Review section of our blog. There you can find young readers reviewing all kinds of books, from c...

Ask Amy: Independent booksellers share their literary picks for the year Updated Dec 28, 2020; Facebook Share Dear Readers: Every year at Christmastime, I prompt readers to put “A Book on Every Bed.” The idea originally came from historian David McCullough. On the Christmas mornings of his youth, the very first thing he woke up to was a wrapped book at the base of his bed, left there by Santa. Working with my literacy partner, Children’s Reading Connection, this campaign has grown to include schools, libraries and bookstores. This year is different. All of us — not just children — ...